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by rospaya 4y ago
> Just to mention there is no evidence or reason to believe Judas ever existed. Modern historians agree that he probably did exist. Like a lot of subjects from the bible it's not definitive and there are different theories, but it&#
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by rospaya 4y ago
Every time I saw a website present itself as "good news only" it was almost always religious in nature. Not sure if there's a market.
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by rospaya 4y ago
> No. The author indicated that the exceptional (and it was, indeed, "exceptional") generosity and sense of Duty, exhibited by the townsfolk was ignored by the press. Man bites dog is news. Dog bites man isn't. Sorry to be
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by rospaya 4y ago
> (edit: almost forgot we are talking about France, a country which tries to control its language by law. Carry on then!) I get why this is controversial, but keep in mind that a lot of countries do that. English is the outlier here, and
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by rospaya 4y ago
There were rumours around, I think I even saw them on HN.
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by rospaya 4y ago
Bolt Financial, the finops company, not Bolt the car sharing service which seems to be doing fine: > In January 2022, Bolt raised €628 million from investors led by Sequoia Capital and Fidelity Management and Research Co, taking the comp
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by rospaya 4y ago
Really? Because as far as I know the N-Gage emulator is far behind.
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by rospaya 4y ago
> One of the things that crippled Symbian in the market was the range of UIs, all incompatible I disagree. All of them were used on different devices, with S60 being the most popular and used on most phones, just regular market different
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by rospaya 4y ago
That's a bit of a stretch. The West paid a lot of money but also profited.
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by rospaya 4y ago
Oh how I would love people to actually know what "extreme left" meant before being insulted by the massive propaganda coup which is a black person playing a historically white person. Kind of like that critically slammed and forge
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by rospaya 4y ago
There's a short documentary about the .yu domain and the women who administered it. https://vimeo.com/95833310
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by rospaya 4y ago
> emitted by almost all printers I believe it's only by some copiers and laser printers, not inkjets for example.
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by rospaya 4y ago
One of the articles linked criticises the UK for spreading misinformation about an upcoming Russian invasion of Ukraine, just a few days before it actually happened. https://thedissenter.org/british-officials-launder-us-inte
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by rospaya 4y ago
Gail Evans started as a janitor in Kodak in the 80s. She rose to the position of CTO. https://www.nytimes.com/2017/09/03/upshot/to-understand-risi...
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by rospaya 4y ago
Punk got commodified pretty quickly, so did grunge, so much that the fashion part of grunge already got a second or maybe even third revival. Any subculture or trend that picks up steam gets commodified pretty much instantly, creating anyth
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by rospaya 4y ago
I lost mine unfortunately and got a "normal" smartwatch with a touchscreen and all. I don't use 90% of the features and it doesn't look nearly as class as the Steel one.
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by rospaya 4y ago
Why is it impossible to enforce? Not sure I follow.
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by rospaya 4y ago
> 1) the more nodes, the higher probability of failure I may be misreading your comment, but how is this true?
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by rospaya 4y ago
Bolt FINANCIAL, not Bolt the Uber clone from Estonia. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bolt_(company)
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by rospaya 5y ago
Just found out the other day that LaGuardia is limited in its international flights, just like Reagan National in DC. It doesn't have US customs and border protection facilities.
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by rospaya 5y ago
Just teach it in schools like every other country - learning a language after a certain age is very hard, even with all the tech and apps we have today.
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by rospaya 5y ago
> globalist propaganda Using the term "globalist" undermines your arguments, the history of its usage is deeply tied to various conspiracy theories. It's polarizing, so the people you're pointing your comment to won&#
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by rospaya 5y ago
Israel: Haaretz. Left-liberal, considered the newspaper of record.
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by rospaya 5y ago
> Czechia: Czech radio (gov owned/propaganda) https://english.radio.cz State-owned implies governmental editorial control and is common in countries with less media freedoms (RT for example). Czech radio (as is the case
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by rospaya 5y ago
> You can still write anything in a blog that you own and have people see it. To me that freedom is the "internet". It's easy when you have a domain, server in your basement, a reasonable ISP. But as soon as you break the
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by rospaya 5y ago
It's borderline ignorant to call Unite buildings ghettos, especially if you're judging them only by looks. I've been in several of them in the article and loved it, in some places they're coveted places to live - if they
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by rospaya 5y ago
Ironically also one of the first targets Serbs bombed in Zagreb during the previous war.
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by rospaya 5y ago
You may be right about that, but a smartphone had a definition back in the day. There were touchscreens on non-smartphones and there were smartphones without a touchscreen, it's the software that makes it smart, not the hardware, whate
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by rospaya 5y ago
You are still missing a huge point with Blackberry, which was the part I responded to.
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by rospaya 5y ago
Not related at all to what I quoted and responded to. Also not a prerequisite for being a smartphone. It's what's inside, not outside.

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